Kawasaki Motorcycle Forums banner

New Screen

1146 Views 11 Replies 6 Participants Last post by  JayKay
I have just bought an accessory screen for my G2 and I need some black film to add to the bottom of the screen so it covers the clocks like the original screen, has anyone ever done this and has anything to recommend?

Jay

http://www.bikepics.freewebspace.com
Status
Not open for further replies.
1 - 12 of 12 Posts
I had the same problem. I put a Zero Gravity Double Bubble on my '95 ZX-6R and didn't like the way it look because the back of the guages, wiring, etc. showed. On the factory screen this area was painted on the inside. I did the same thing. I masked off the area I didn't want painted on the inside and painted it with semi-gloss black paint from a shaker can. It looks just like the factory screen did from the inside and the outside.
Didn't even think about that. I just got ZG db, can't install it for another 2 weeks + cause I don't have the hardware (backorder). I guess I'll think about the paint also.

ZX6R-J1 2000
Double Bubble adds 3 mph to your top speed... so I'm told.

02 ZX6R (Yellow)
Well I have bought the paint, will give it a go tomorrow and then on Monday when it is dry, try to fit it, will post a picture!

http://www.bikepics.freewebspace.com
Painted it, no before and after pics but I masked it of, gave it four coats allowing it to dry between each coat. Looks mint!

Took the rubber bungs off the old one, screwed it on and it's all cool, except...there sems to be a gap at the very front of the screen where it meets the front fairing. Has anyone ever had this happen? Does it go with time? If I tighten the screws at the front the gap kinda bulges! Help anyone?

http://www.bikepics.freewebspace.com
Mine has that little gap there too, I think it's a side affect of the bubble shape. They just can't have it cureved a little more there to line up flush, and still retain the shape of the rest of it..

It's not a problem though, no one else will ever notice it unless you point it out :)


-=Welcome To Canada=-

2002 Green 6R
1986 Gixxer 7/11
See less See more
I sussed it and here's a picture of the bike with the d/b on!





http://www.bikepics.freewebspace.com
See less See more
I don;t have any gaps on mine. How did you install it? You should put all the screws in first, and tighten each one a little bit at a time. Then when it's securly in place go ahead and tighten them more. But they don't have to be real tight anyway.
Every way I tried to install it the gap was there, it has been on for a week now and seems to have settled down a bit, maybe in summer it will give a little!

http://www.bikepics.freewebspace.com
1 - 12 of 12 Posts
Status
Not open for further replies.
Top